Friday looks mainly dry with some sunshine statewide, but a pop-up afternoon shower or storm can’t be ruled out in northwest Kansas and southwest Nebraska. Friday will be a warmer day, thanks to more ...

The storm isn't currently expected to threaten the U.S. mainland, but forecasts are highly uncertain at this point.

Forecasters continue to predict Tropical Storm Gabrielle will become the season's second hurricane but on Sept. 18 it was struggling.

According to AccuWeather, Gabrielle strengthened into a tropical storm on Wednesday morning.

Activity in the tropics is picking up after a quiet period over what is normally the peak of hurricane season.

Tropical Storm Gabrielle does not look like much of a storm. It’s basically a low-level swirl with a few associated thunderstorms.

A struggling Gabrielle continues to traverse the warm Atlantic and is expected to reach hurricane status by Monday.

The National Hurricane Center predicts that Tropical Storm Gabrielle could strengthen into a hurricane as early as Monday ...

Forecasters predict Tropical Storm Gabrielle will become the season's second hurricane. Will it impact South Carolina?

Gabrielle continues west in the Atlantic but will not threaten the United States. Interests in Bermuda should closely monitor ...

FIRST ALERT THURSDAY - FRIDAY: More rain is expected today and Friday, as a low swirling over South Dakota continues to drive in scattered rain and thundershowers into the valley.

Following Hurricane Erin, Tropical Storm Gabrielle has the potential to be the next storm homeowners need to prepare for.